Anti trigger event protection is a standalone resource that prevent players to call triggers from executors. This feature is collected from Reason Anticheat and can be used separately in case you need only this feature.
This resource uses Asset Escrow System provided by FiveM.
This resource has ox_lib dependency
The event protection works on tokenizer principle, which means each protected event generates a token when a trigger server event is called from the server, and if the token does not match, the player will get banned.
Description
Anti trigger event protection feature will prevent players to call triggers from executor. When a trigger is called for a player from scripts normally, there will not be any problem, but if the player tries to call the trigger from executor he will be detected and get him banned.
Usage
Command raceventprotection [install] [resource name] will add event protection to all events registered in that resource. This feature will not allow players to call trigger events from executors. When this command is executed in server console the fxmanifest and server scripts of your resource will be affected.
Make sure that you started the event protection resource as first resource in server.cfg, above your resource list.
Make sure to create a backup of your resource before you use this command in order to recover it.
Installation command for resource testresource
After server restart events from resource testresource have been protected
In case the command for adding event protection to the resource does not work properly for you or you want to protect only some events from the resource, you can also add the event protection manually. To add event protection manually you have to replace in your server scripts from the resource the AddEventHandler with SecuredEventHandler for all events you want to protect and add in fxmanifest the following lines:
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Anti trigger event protection
The raceventprotection command is no longer working on the latest server artifacts. In order to make it work, you must temporarily turn off your server and switch to an older artifacts version where the command is still supported, for example the Last Recommended (7290). After you switched to an older artifacts version, run the command to install event protection on all your resources where you need the event protection. After you added the event protection to your needed resources, you can revert back to the latest artifacts version. If you do not want to change your artifacts and then revert to your initial artifacts, you can do the process of adding event protection manually.
